Most road signs are easy to understand, as they're pretty literal. Do Not Enter simply means to stay away from that certain area. Speed Limit 55 tells you that you shouldn't go over 55mph.

That's not because there isn't a rule about it; it's just that your question is too specific. Something I've been guilty of ...

If you pull up to an intersection with a stop sign, you know to stop ... open lane in front of them, waiting for traffic they don't have to yield to give them enough space to pull out.

but traffic heading east and west won’t. After cars approaching the stop sign come to a complete stop, they will have to yield to cross traffic – the drivers without a stop sign. But then what?

In an Idaho stop, cyclists are permitted to treat stop signs as yield signs, meaning they slow down and look for traffic before continuing through, no full stop required. In many states ...

At my crosswalk, which is not protected by a stop sign, the Waymo would ... control devices (which includes road markings). Many human drivers don’t yield for pedestrians, either.

According to a Facebook post from Colquitt Police Department (CPD), Midsouth Railroad has announced a transition from yield ... stop signs at certain rail crossings to address concerns about ...

Cycling advocates in British Columbia hope a new U.S. study will boost the case to allow bicyclists to yield at stop signs and safely roll through intersections. While it's the law in ...